The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-03-03
BOILED INTO BREvITY.
Few MInutes With the News Of This
X VIOlRIty.
ItsnS Picked Up In and Around This
County by tho Ever Present Demo-
orat News Gathorer-.-Por-
SOnAl Points, Etc.

'Lasses eandy's ripe.
Trim your grape vines.
The spring time has come gentle Han
ner.
The peach buds have escspad Jack
Frost.
Farmers are preparing to put The
pl0w In the ground.
New maple syrup 10 selling at 80
cents and 81 per gallon.
Some Of our people have already COM
menced to SOW grass seed.
The warbIe Of the festive bull frog will
soon be heard In the land.
Mr.. John +. Blake LETT for New York
Tuesday evening, on business.
Mr.. George Thomas spent Sunday and
Monday at his home In New Philadel
phia.
The wild geese caught In Sundays
blizzard will take no more stock In the
ground hog
The County Commissioners will meet
In regular session next Monday and con-
tinue several days.
Miss Matte Siegentbal, of Wooster, is
the guest OF Mrs. Harvey Il. Miller, Rt
No. 132 South Market street.
The Alliance Review says: John
Townsend and wife are visiting their
daughter, Mrs. Bow, In Canton"
The con ..ract for furnishing the city
aWardedIOn the 18th Of this month.
Mr.. Sam Briggs has accepted the po-
sitlon Of special agent for Ohio for the
New York Life Insurance Company.
The Nimlshillen Farmers Club will
meet. in Grove school house, In Mimi
shlllen township, on Tuesday evening
next.
Mr.. j. B. MCCrea and daughter Jennie
left to-day for jacksonville, Florida,
whittier Mr.. MCCres goes to regain his
health.
James A. WadswOrth, of Chicago,
western manager Of the Thompson
Houston Electric Light company, is at
the Barnett.
Some unknown thief broke into the
granary at the County Infirmsry SRtur-
day and stole twelve fine hams valued at
from 81 to So each.
Mr.. Hi. Zerbe wants It understood that
he is alive and kicking and that his
grave has not yet been dug, much less
mOlested by ghOuls.
Mrs. Del MCClym0nds, Of Herman,
Stevens county, Minnesota, is visiting
at the residence Of D. L. st. John, No.
17S West Eighth street.
Mrs Joseph SChOtt returned home
from Texas Saturday. She had been
visiting at the cattle ranch Of her sons,
at Sherman, for the past three months.
Mr.. A. =. Blanchard, the contractor,
will erect new residences ond barns on
the farms of Messrs. Nums Gueutal and
Louis Malliard, adjoining the corpora.
ti0n.
Mt. Union Ia trying to get herself
hitched up with Alliance electric light.
Shed better get into the corpora tion
frst, then all these good things will
come unto her.
G. & G. railroad engineers last week
were surveying route from HuFsh's
Crossing to New Franklin to tap the
coal on the farm OF Doll Bros. So says
the Minerva News.
Mr.. j. L. Simon has rented room No.
20, northeast side public square. He
will drop the floor to the level Of the
sidewalk ard open wholesale liquor
business in the room.
Wernet & Muhs, the popular timers,
shipped two large steam Swiss cheese
ket les to q cheese factory at Urichs-
Vile. Rhey were two of the finest ever
turned out In this city.
Messrs. Groetzlnger g Pasr will open
at No. 70 East Tusc rawas street with q
full line of la les and gents furnishing
20 do, notions, etc., on or about April
1st. The DEMOCRAT wishes these young
men success.
Mr.. Frederick Lehman, Of Massillon,
aged " years, died on the 25.h, Of old
age, at the residence Of his son, John j.
Lehman, west Of the creek on Navarro
street. The remains were taken to Mas
sillon for interment.
At Cleveland, Saturday, A. B. Nose, Of
Navarro, waived an examination before
United STATES Commissioner Williams
to the charge Of writing In circular
which he sent by mail ss second class
matter. Bail was fixed at $500.
Stark county will be represented on
the United States Grand Jury for the
Northern District of Ohio, at the April
term, by Charles d. Garrigufs, of this
city; David Hemperly, Of Massill0n; and
Cyrus collars, Of Richville. Perry town
ship. Messrs. John B. r ffl and Louis
Slusser are also ticketed on the petit
jury.
Frank Pltszker, agent Of Menches &
Barber's Mammoth and M0nstrOus ten
cent railroad shows, has left for the
east, where he is now busily engaged
working on the advertising paper,
which is intended to be very attractive
and costly. This aggregation of talent
will exhibit at Canton, May 9th.
Saturday, Commissioner Edwards and
Architect 8. r. Hoard, of Lawrence
county were In the city and made con.
tract with the Dieb0ld Safe & Lock Co.
for building a Jail In Ironton, the coun.
ty seat OF Lawrence. The jail will be
on Of the largest and finest In the State,
and in order 70 have 1t one of the best
the contract was let to the right parties
Z The trustees Of the Childrens' Home
held their regular monthly meeting
Tuesday, In the private room Of the
First National Bank at Alliance. There
were present Superintendent Niesz,
Teeters, Ricks, Bentley and McGreg0r,
Mr.. BOyce being absent. On Thursday
the Commissioners Of the two counties
will meet at the Home to select the loca.
tion for the new barn. II is expected
Trustees Teeters and BOyce will be pres
ent.
l4 Horticultural.
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